This unusual quilt block is in remembrance of Rich Herweyer's mother, who most likely made the quilt, which appears to be made from wool clothing.
Wexford and Missaukee Counties are located in the north central portion of Michigan's lower peninsula. Barns, homes, and other buildings are adorned with painted quilt blocks, inviting tourists to visit and explore the area.
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
Herweyer Centennial Farm
Herweyer Centennial Farm
This unusual quilt block is in remembrance of Rich Herweyer's mother, who most likely made the quilt, which appears to be made from wool clothing.
The barn is situated on the Clam River east of Vogel Center. It can be viewed from an open space across the river where canoeists often pause to rest.
This is a wonderful old barn, which has been well taken care of, and has been converted into various workshops.
This unusual quilt block is in remembrance of Rich Herweyer's mother, who most likely made the quilt, which appears to be made from wool clothing.
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